New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THE TRIAL OF O'BRIEN.
TIE IRISH EDITOR WILL REFUSE TO OBEY
THE SUMMONS.
M w,rr COMPEL THE GOVERNMENT TO ARREST
uIM-PRosPECT OF LIVELY DEMON
sTRATIoN AT MITCHELsTOwN
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.1
CopyrfQht; 1887. The Ne,o- York Tribune.

copyrioht 1887: TIE Ne,o- York Tribune
DUBLIN, Sept 1.-THE chief event in Ireland
this week will be the prosecution Of William
OBrien in NIitchestown on Friday. Already Mr..
Iabouchere and Mr. Brunner, NJ Ps., have arrived
in Dublin en- route for Mitchel lstown with the in
tention of witnessing the proceedings in court
Mr. Dillon and other Irish members will also 60
down on Friday, and an immense concourse OF
people from Cork and the surrounding counties
will assemble and demonstrate. These are all
preparations for the play of "Hamlet," but
/ can inform you that the part of the Prince
Of Denmark" will be left out. Mr.. OBrien will
not be present. He will treat the Coercion Act
summons with contempt and force the Govern
ment to arrest him il they wish him to be tried
They will probably be in great ado before the
affair is ended. Tomorrow night expect the
first of the excitement vii, be tasted here. Mr.
OBricn is to lecture in aid of charitable institu-
ton on "Ihe Lost Opportunities of the Irish
Gentry and the Archbishop of Dublin is to take
the chair. The people are inclined, If not for
hidden by their leaders. TO make this the occasion
of an enthusiastic demonstration of their honor
and admiration for the devoted Editor of United
Ireland" I. P. GILL NJ 2.
THE ENNIS OUTRAGE IN PARLIAMENT.
LIBERALS TO CHALLENGE THE LEGALITY OF THE
PRocEKDING-ToRY ACTIVITY.
LONDON Sept THE Liberal leaders have decided to
challenge the legality Of the forbdding the
Ennis and other meetngs Sir william Vernon Harconrt
and Sir g. o. Trevelyan will return to London and
seize the occasion presented by tho coming up of
the Appropriation bill. on Monday. to move
vote Of csnsure against tho Government The
Paruelte members have been recalled to assist
in the debate which viii be the final Of the session
As Mr. Paruell 10 again Ill at Avondae Mr.. Sexton Will
lead the discussion In committee ,
far
country. Meetings viii be held in 900 towns
to take the stump TS: with be the greatest effort ever
made by the Conservatives.
POWERS OF THE FISHERIES COMMISSION
MONTREAL, Sept tSpec,al,.-The Gazette. the chief
Government organ in Canada. has the following In to
days ISSUE and 1t is probably ocal 1t is understood
ON excellent authority that although the exact wording
Of the Fisheries Commission Instructions are not YET
still sufficient of Its nature has been ascer
tanned to warrsnt the assumption that t will not be
.strictly confined to the consideration OF the
hsheres question proper sdehniton Of tbe head
1918, but that the scope Of win be suf
ciently large to enable the Commissioners 10 eIcrGse
upon the commercial question we'll Thus the whole
matter relating to the h'heres' nsnroa insi~oDS any
rsnsements for tine intsrchanee OF conmoditie:
and e mutual ts ssd nsd sd
Canada may. Is oeieve become subjects for consld-
srasSa Gy the S hope '
the instrumentality of the Commission an
permanent basis of this spending question
may arrived at or course any conelusiens the Com
tons interested without the ratification OF the respective
mny the Who
ges solution viii go long way toward renoerne me
FERDINAND TO VISIT HUNGARY.
BUcKHAREsr. sept 7-It is reported here that Prince
Ferdinand will shortly make visit Of several weeks
Tnn Ia
esved with much SURPRISE as was thought II vas all
arranged he Princess Cementine mother OF Prince
Ferdinand would go to Sophia where brilliant court
would be established.
ROME Sept 7.-vatican circles deny the report that
the Pope has censured Mgr Minin Vicar Apostolic OF
Bulgaria for bostng pontlcal nag the vicar
late on the occasion Of Prince Ferdinands entry.
GLADSTONE LIKENED TO Mr. BLAINE.
LONDON sept Recommending on the invitation re-
ceivcd by Mr. Gladstone from the Executive Committee
10 attend the Centennial Celebration at Philadelphia OF
Adoption OF the American Constitution f"e Tunes
says Englishen will not fail to gratefully recognize
the kindly feeling that prompted the invitation we are
sorry Mr. Gladstone was chosen that he Is unable 20
euson was at that ,r Gladstone was peculiarly
fitted to represent England on snon "a n,,sS
States If an English celebration were in question:
= McGARIGLE'S CANADIAN INDICTMENT
MONTREAL. Sept. (Speeia).-The Indictment which
has been drawn up against the Chicago "boodler"
McGarige and which will be presented to the Grand
Jury charges McGarise, W. r. Pinkerton ana
Michael Hickey, Of Chicago, with having
eopspred TO injure James Baxter by max
ing false evidence against him In criminal case
before the courts placing bis photograph IN the
rogues gallery in Chicago There are ionr sounss han
s,ra"t ,ue VIII be ISSUED and forwarded 10 De-
tective Kellert and the American oineers Wno bVs
arrival in Canada Crown Prosecutor Greensheds says
that has fears iegsrdns the @ o. tsy asy
will not ignore the jurisdiction OF the highest crmha
court In tue dominion
"a REBEL OUTBREAK IN SAN SALVADOR.
PANAMA, Sept z. via Galveston The star and Her
adr says a revolutionary force under Bahona sur
prsed and took possession Of Port Ia Union, San Sal
va5,r last night. the Government having been be-
tray ed by a sergeant and another officer. The fight
which took place is reported as very severe.
thousand Government troops under General Amaya
p w Ie take ssG So aa e for = them S reach their
ton. A general uprising is feared In San SALVADOR
SCARLET FEVER IN LONDON.
LONDON, Sept 7.-scarlet fever is epidemic In London
So 100 have been reported The fever hos
pi,sls are full OF patients
BURIAL OF THE EXETER VICTIMS.
EXETER Sept THE public funeral OF the victims OF
The Theatre Royal fire took place today. There were
thtytwo collins identified bodies and fourteen
etWn9 containing remains WHICH ~ was impSssoio w
dentify Inc streets through which the funeral pro-
sesson passed were lined by silent crowds
Henry Irving has contributed Rl00 TO the relief fund
~ GERMAN INTERFERENCE IN SAMOA.
MxLBouRsE, Sept. 7.-Advices have been received
from Samoa that the commander OF the German squad
ron recently demanded heavy fine from King Maietoa
for robbsres committed German plantations and that
the commander landed 500 and declared Msietoas
riva Tsmssese, King Of Samoa Mslisloa resisted Tho
British and American Censuls Issued Q proclamation
adyisipg In the meantime but declaring tnat
Their Gcyernments would recognize Tamasese. The
Germans the neutrality OF Apa II their troops
are not molssted.
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS
TKHrRAy, Sept 7.-Authentic information has bee.
received that Ay0ub Khan reached the frontier OF
AfgSnistsn come days ago. He entered the country
but Was recoxptzsd aud Immediately driven back into